WENDY BERMINGHAM
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18” x 18” Oil on Round Wood Panel. Wired and ready to hang.
As an artist of the contemporary landscape, what truly captivates Wendy is the abstract quality of trees and the lines and shapes created by their trunks and branches. She uses a combination of brush and palette knife to explore the textures of her subject and to find an expression of movement, while being sensitive to the realistic patterns and colours of light. Wendy wants the viewer to see every brush of paint, to feel the motion of her palette knife and to visually experience all that inspires her.
24” x 24” Oil on Wood Panel. Wired and ready to hang.
As an artist of the contemporary landscape, what truly captivates Wendy is the abstract quality of trees and the lines and shapes created by their trunks and branches. She uses a combination of brush and palette knife to explore the textures of her subject and to find an expression of movement, while being sensitive to the realistic patterns and colours of light. Wendy wants the viewer to see every brush of paint, to feel the motion of her palette knife and to visually experience all that inspires her.
12” x 12” (Framed to 16” x 16”) Oil on Wood Panel. Wired and ready to hang.
As an artist of the contemporary landscape, what truly captivates Wendy is the abstract quality of trees and the lines and shapes created by their trunks and branches. She uses a combination of brush and palette knife to explore the textures of her subject and to find an expression of movement, while being sensitive to the realistic patterns and colours of light. Wendy wants the viewer to see every brush of paint, to feel the motion of her palette knife and to visually experience all that inspires her.
36” x 36” Oil on Wood Panel. Wired and ready to hang.
As an artist of the contemporary landscape, what truly captivates Wendy is the abstract quality of trees and the lines and shapes created by their trunks and branches. She uses a combination of brush and palette knife to explore the textures of her subject and to find an expression of movement, while being sensitive to the realistic patterns and colours of light. Wendy wants the viewer to see every brush of paint, to feel the motion of her palette knife and to visually experience all that inspires her.
36” x 24” Oil on Wood Panel. Wired and ready to hang.
As an artist of the contemporary landscape, what truly captivates Wendy is the abstract quality of trees and the lines and shapes created by their trunks and branches. She uses a combination of brush and palette knife to explore the textures of her subject and to find an expression of movement, while being sensitive to the realistic patterns and colours of light. Wendy wants the viewer to see every brush of paint, to feel the motion of her palette knife and to visually experience all that inspires her.
30” x 30” Oil on Wood Panel. Wired and ready to hang.
As an artist of the contemporary landscape, what truly captivates Wendy is the abstract quality of trees and the lines and shapes created by their trunks and branches. She uses a combination of brush and palette knife to explore the textures of her subject and to find an expression of movement, while being sensitive to the realistic patterns and colours of light. Wendy wants the viewer to see every brush of paint, to feel the motion of her palette knife and to visually experience all that inspires her.
22” x 22” Oil on Wood Panel. Wired and ready to hang.
As an artist of the contemporary landscape, what truly captivates Wendy is the abstract quality of trees and the lines and shapes created by their trunks and branches. She uses a combination of brush and palette knife to explore the textures of her subject and to find an expression of movement, while being sensitive to the realistic patterns and colours of light. Wendy wants the viewer to see every brush of paint, to feel the motion of her palette knife and to visually experience all that inspires her.
30” x 40” Oil on Wood Panel. Wired and ready to hang.
As an artist of the contemporary landscape, what truly captivates Wendy is the abstract quality of trees and the lines and shapes created by their trunks and branches. She uses a combination of brush and palette knife to explore the textures of her subject and to find an expression of movement, while being sensitive to the realistic patterns and colours of light. Wendy wants the viewer to see every brush of paint, to feel the motion of her palette knife and to visually experience all that inspires her.
30” x 60” Oil on Wood Panel. Wired and ready to hang.
As an artist of the contemporary landscape, what truly captivates Wendy is the abstract quality of trees and the lines and shapes created by their trunks and branches. She uses a combination of brush and palette knife to explore the textures of her subject and to find an expression of movement, while being sensitive to the realistic patterns and colours of light. Wendy wants the viewer to see every brush of paint, to feel the motion of her palette knife and to visually experience all that inspires her.
Wendy is an elected member of the Ontario Society of Artists and the Society of Canadian Artists and has won many awards for her work including an Award of Excellence from the Society of Canadian Artists in 2016. Her work can be found in private collections in Canada and the US.
24” x 24” Oil on Wood Panel. Wired and ready to hang.
As an artist of the contemporary landscape, what truly captivates Wendy is the abstract quality of trees and the lines and shapes created by their trunks and branches. She uses a combination of brush and palette knife to explore the textures of her subject and to find an expression of movement, while being sensitive to the realistic patterns and colours of light. Wendy wants the viewer to see every brush of paint, to feel the motion of her palette knife and to visually experience all that inspires her.
Wendy is an elected member of the Ontario Society of Artists and the Society of Canadian Artists and has won many awards for her work including an Award of Excellence from the Society of Canadian Artists in 2016. Her work can be found in private collections in Canada and the US.
36” x 36” Oil on Wood Panel. Wired and ready to hang.
As an artist of the contemporary landscape, what truly captivates Wendy is the abstract quality of trees and the lines and shapes created by their trunks and branches. She uses a combination of brush and palette knife to explore the textures of her subject and to find an expression of movement, while being sensitive to the realistic patterns and colours of light. Wendy wants the viewer to see every brush of paint, to feel the motion of her palette knife and to visually experience all that inspires her.
Wendy is an elected member of the Ontario Society of Artists and the Society of Canadian Artists and has won many awards for her work including an Award of Excellence from the Society of Canadian Artists in 2016. Her work can be found in private collections in Canada and the US.
14” Round, Oil on Wood Panel. Wired and ready to hang.
As an artist of the contemporary landscape, what truly captivates Wendy is the abstract quality of trees and the lines and shapes created by their trunks and branches. She uses a combination of brush and palette knife to explore the textures of her subject and to find an expression of movement, while being sensitive to the realistic patterns and colours of light. Wendy wants the viewer to see every brush of paint, to feel the motion of her palette knife and to visually experience all that inspires her.
Wendy is an elected member of the Ontario Society of Artists and the Society of Canadian Artists and has won many awards for her work including an Award of Excellence from the Society of Canadian Artists in 2016. Her work can be found in private collections in Canada and the US.
30” x 30” Oil on Wood Panel. Wired and ready to hang.
As an artist of the contemporary landscape, what truly captivates Wendy is the abstract quality of trees and the lines and shapes created by their trunks and branches. She uses a combination of brush and palette knife to explore the textures of her subject and to find an expression of movement, while being sensitive to the realistic patterns and colours of light. Wendy wants the viewer to see every brush of paint, to feel the motion of her palette knife and to visually experience all that inspires her.
Wendy is an elected member of the Ontario Society of Artists and the Society of Canadian Artists and has won many awards for her work including an Award of Excellence from the Society of Canadian Artists in 2016. Her work can be found in private collections in Canada and the US.
30” x 30” Oil on Wood Panel. Wired and ready to hang.
As an artist of the contemporary landscape, what truly captivates Wendy is the abstract quality of trees and the lines and shapes created by their trunks and branches. She uses a combination of brush and palette knife to explore the textures of her subject and to find an expression of movement, while being sensitive to the realistic patterns and colours of light. Wendy wants the viewer to see every brush of paint, to feel the motion of her palette knife and to visually experience all that inspires her.
Wendy is an elected member of the Ontario Society of Artists and the Society of Canadian Artists and has won many awards for her work including an Award of Excellence from the Society of Canadian Artists in 2016. Her work can be found in private collections in Canada and the US.
36” x 36” Oil on Wood Panel. Wired and ready to hang.
As an artist of the contemporary landscape, what truly captivates Wendy is the abstract quality of trees and the lines and shapes created by their trunks and branches. She uses a combination of brush and palette knife to explore the textures of her subject and to find an expression of movement, while being sensitive to the realistic patterns and colours of light. Wendy wants the viewer to see every brush of paint, to feel the motion of her palette knife and to visually experience all that inspires her.
Wendy is an elected member of the Ontario Society of Artists and the Society of Canadian Artists and has won many awards for her work including an Award of Excellence from the Society of Canadian Artists in 2016. Her work can be found in private collections in Canada and the US.
36” x 36” Oil on Wood Panel. Wired and ready to hang.
As an artist of the contemporary landscape, what truly captivates Wendy is the abstract quality of trees and the lines and shapes created by their trunks and branches. She uses a combination of brush and palette knife to explore the textures of her subject and to find an expression of movement, while being sensitive to the realistic patterns and colours of light. Wendy wants the viewer to see every brush of paint, to feel the motion of her palette knife and to visually experience all that inspires her.
Wendy is an elected member of the Ontario Society of Artists and the Society of Canadian Artists and has won many awards for her work including an Award of Excellence from the Society of Canadian Artists in 2016. Her work can be found in private collections in Canada and the US.
40” x 30” Oil on Wood Panel. Wired and ready to hang.
As an artist of the contemporary landscape, what truly captivates Wendy is the abstract quality of trees and the lines and shapes created by their trunks and branches. She uses a combination of brush and palette knife to explore the textures of her subject and to find an expression of movement, while being sensitive to the realistic patterns and colours of light. Wendy wants the viewer to see every brush of paint, to feel the motion of her palette knife and to visually experience all that inspires her.
Wendy is an elected member of the Ontario Society of Artists and the Society of Canadian Artists and has won many awards for her work including an Award of Excellence from the Society of Canadian Artists in 2016. Her work can be found in private collections in Canada and the US.
36” x 24” Oil on Wood Panel. Wired and ready to hang.
As an artist of the contemporary landscape, what truly captivates Wendy is the abstract quality of trees and the lines and shapes created by their trunks and branches. She uses a combination of brush and palette knife to explore the textures of her subject and to find an expression of movement, while being sensitive to the realistic patterns and colours of light. Wendy wants the viewer to see every brush of paint, to feel the motion of her palette knife and to visually experience all that inspires her.
Wendy is an elected member of the Ontario Society of Artists and the Society of Canadian Artists and has won many awards for her work including an Award of Excellence from the Society of Canadian Artists in 2016. Her work can be found in private collections in Canada and the US.
48” x 36” Oil on Wood Panel. Wired and ready to hang.
As an artist of the contemporary landscape, what truly captivates Wendy is the abstract quality of trees and the lines and shapes created by their trunks and branches. She uses a combination of brush and palette knife to explore the textures of her subject and to find an expression of movement, while being sensitive to the realistic patterns and colours of light. Wendy wants the viewer to see every brush of paint, to feel the motion of her palette knife and to visually experience all that inspires her.
Wendy is an elected member of the Ontario Society of Artists and the Society of Canadian Artists and has won many awards for her work including an Award of Excellence from the Society of Canadian Artists in 2016. Her work can be found in private collections in Canada and the US.
ABOUT - Wendy Bermingham
Wendy Bermingham grew up in the small town of Aurora Ontario. Graduating from the Ontario College of Art and Design in 1985 with a major in Communication and Design, Wendy won the prestigious Southham Scholarship for Excellence and fulfilled her childhood dream of becoming an artist. Moving to Toronto, Wendy enjoyed working as a freelance assembly artist for a short time but later developed a successful career as a graphic designer at MCG Graphics, a close knit, in-house studio of Ogilvy and Mather Advertising. She worked with major accounts such as Canadian Pacific and Minera Mines. Years later, after spending time getting back to her roots in nature, she discovered that fine art was her true calling. Primarily self-taught, Wendy now paints full time in her studio or outside painting plein air and has never looked back. Wendy has traveled throughout Ontario, Europe and USA to paint, but it is the Canadian landscape where her true passion lies. Painting exclusively in oil, Wendy uses both brush and palette knife, utilizing their unique marks to create the texture, and movement found in her colourful paintings. Wendy considers her artistic evolution as an ever-changing and unending journey.
Wendy is an elected member of the Ontario Society of Artists and the Society of Canadian Artists and a member of the East Central Ontario Art Association. Her work can be found in private collections throughout Canada and the United States.
18” x 18” Oil on Round Wood Panel. Wired and ready to hang.
As an artist of the contemporary landscape, what truly captivates Wendy is the abstract quality of trees and the lines and shapes created by their trunks and branches. She uses a combination of brush and palette knife to explore the textures of her subject and to find an expression of movement, while being sensitive to the realistic patterns and colours of light. Wendy wants the viewer to see every brush of paint, to feel the motion of her palette knife and to visually experience all that inspires her.